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Students – conference and community
Previewing the 2020 Conference, and developments with the online community and PsychTalk publication.
Disaster response training
Ella Rhodes reports.
From the Chief Executive, April 2020
The latest from Sarb Bajwa.
Poems for the NHS: ‘the best poem a country has ever written’
NHS poetry anthology published.
POST briefing note on autism
Ella Rhodes reports.
Run for wellbeing
Ella Rhodes reports.
From the Chief Executive, March 2020
Sarb Bajwa writes.
Changemakers on the big issues
Ella Rhodes reports on two psychologists in the list.
Changing landscapes in Leeds for Conference 2020
Previewing the British Psychological Society event.
Plenty to consider in Cambridge
Ella Rhodes previews the Cambridge Science Festival.
Going deeper into withdrawal
New survey for GPs on coming off antidepressant medication.
Mental health on record
New film from the National Archives.
Pockets of resistance and change
Ella Rhodes and Jon Sutton with a few highlights from the Annual Conference of the British Psychological Society's Division of Clinical Psychology, in Solihull.
Ready for action on depression
New multidisciplinary trial into the potential benefits of exercise.
Including children in their own education
Annie Brookman-Byrne reports from the Division of Educational and Child Psychology Annual Conference 2020 in Northampton.
The tensions of 'meaningful work'
Zoe Sanderson reports from a keynote at the British Psychological Society’s Division of Occupational Psychology Annual Conference.
Exploring touchy attitudes
New Wellcome Collection / BBC Radio 4 survey.
Refusing to turn a blind eye to the race gap
Ella Rhodes reports from a symposium at the Annual Conference of the British Psychological Society’s Division of Occupational Psychology.
From the Chief Executive, February 2020
Sarb Bajwa writes.
From poverty to flourishing – February round-up
The latest news related to the British Psychological Society's theme for 2020.
Beyond inequality
Ella Rhodes reports on a new manifesto from Psychologists for Social Change.
Amy Orben honoured
…with the British Psychological Society's Award for Outstanding Doctoral Research.
Working with parliamentarians
Ella Rhodes reports on the latest BPS-supported Parliamentary Office for Science and Technology secondment.
‘We may be reaching a tipping point’
Ella Rhodes reports.
'For the first time it has become possible to reach some consensus on the nature of dyscalculia'
We hear from Rachel Simpson, chair of a working group on dyscalculia which has published new guidance with input from psychologists.

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